Figure two is a graph labeled, time distribution. Its horizontal axis is labeled time in number of transitions. Its vertical axis is labeled relative frequency. The values on the horizontal axis range from 0 to 25 in increments of 5. The values on the vertical axis range from 0 to 0.35 in increments of 0.05. The data plotted on the graph are a series of small circles following a consistent curved shape. The shape, or pattern, created by the small circles, would begin at approximately (1, 0.3), in the top-left side of the graph, and would move to the right with a strong negative slope, but would decrease at a decreasing rate until approximately (15, 0), where the shape would continue horizontally. Along this general shape, the small circles initially appear to be spread apart very far. There is one small circle for every horizontal value from 1 to 19, so as the slope of the general shape of the plotted circles becomes more horizontal, the circles begin to be plotted more closely. After the circle at approximately (19, 0), there is one final circle furthest to the right, located at approximately (23, 0).
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